internal table

[Former Member]

Hi,

In an internal table of a report, Can I write like this?

Because the fields i'm taking are referring to "structure" fields not table fields.

please let me know...

thanks.

<b>begin of t_data occurs 0,

stype like bgr00-stype,

group like bgr00-group,

mandt like bgr00-mandt,

usnam like bgr00-usnam,

start like bgr00-start,

xkeep like bgr00-xkeep,

nodata like bgr00-nodata,

tcode like blf00-tcode,

lifnr like blf00-lifnr,

bukrs like blf00-bukrs,

ekorg like blf00-ekorg,

ktokk like blf00-ktokk,

tbnam like blfa1-tbnam,

anred like blfa1-anred,

name1 like blfa1-name1,

name2 like blfa1-name2,

name3 like blfa1-name3,

name4 like blfa1-name4,

sortl like blfa1-sortl,

stras like blfa1-stras,

end of t_data.</b>

[Former Member]

Hi,

Absolutely right.You can refer the structure fields for your internal table.

[Former Member]

thnx for the reply.

but ther will be no data in structures, right?

so how come the data will be displayed in the output.

please let me know.

thanks

[Former Member]

Hi Sey,

You are only using the structure of the fields for your internal table fields.You need to populate the table through a select from data base tables which contains the fields data.

[Former Member]

thanks very much.

[Former Member]

Hi Sey,

For example..

You can use the structure ADDR.But you have to populate from the table SADR which has the data.

DATA:BEGIN OF ITAB OCCURS 0,

ANRED LIKE ADDR-ANRED,

NAME1 LIEK ADDR-NAME1,

END OF ITAB.

Now populating the table..

SELECT ANRED NAME1 FROM SADR INTO TABLE ITAB

WHERE ANRED = '10000'.

Some thing like this...

Message was edited by: Phani Kiran Nudurupati

[Former Member]

Hi Sey,

Yes you can define your fields with reference to a structure field also.

Lanka